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Nor does it track what happened to the 1% from 30 years ago and whether they are even the same 1% today. Until this fact is acknowledged, they have no business
by LanceH 13y ago
Nor does it track what happened to the 1% from 30 years ago and whether they are even the same 1% today.
Until this fact is acknowledged, they have no business even bringing up numbers.
Another possible point of confusion: Maybe the top 1% aren't merely wealthier, maybe the top .1% is more numerous. Wouldn't that be good news?
- roc 13y ago> "maybe the top .1% is more numerous." You may want to rethink that.